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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1929
THE
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS
The University embraces the Foil owing Departments:
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The College of Arts and Sciences
The H. Sophie Newcomb College for Women
The College of Engineering
The Graduate School
The College of Law
The School of Medicine
The Graduate School of Medicine
The School of Pharmacy
The Dental Clinic
The College of Commerce and Business Administration
The Courses for Teachers
The Department of Middle American Research
The School of Social Work
The Summer Schools
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For Catalogue Address:
Registrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana
Gibson Hall. New Orleans
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WE PRESENT THE TEXAS AGGIES
Thpiral:. down
the field .
This affair will fmnish
plenty of kicking thrills as
both Conover. lhe Dalla:;
Demon, and Bill Banker.
the Blond Blizzard are
known toe artists.
Both kick high ones ami
get distance.
It may be a haltk of
end:. a:-. well in cov-t·ing the
punts!
.\nyway, these Te:-..ans
can be counted on to show
1\ ew Orleans fans a great
afternoon of {ootball.
Both the Aggies and the
Greenies are looking toward
highcr honors in their re­sp
􀄼􃱣ctive conferences.
The Aggies arrived in 􀄿􃽥ew Or­leans
at 8 :SO a. m., Friday and im­mediately
trekked to the ;,,[ ontclcone
Hotel, which they made headquarters.
The team is in fine condition and
Coach )latty Bell said the starting
line-up was the sam􀅀􄀠 as last Saturday
with the exception of one of the
guard positions. Van Zandt will start
at one guard instead of Richter.
foe Brown
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OCTOBER ZEPHYRS
Just t 'J get some idea of the speed o f the Tc-:a.., . \ ·􀉅􄕧gies. li􀃆􌙴ten to this.
Ted Co.-: 􀉆􄙣coutcd the boys from College Station hst week. Charlie Dufour of The It􀁽􇵭m-Tribune was
int, n·iewing the C ;n·enic line coach upon his return. Ted wa .. telling with emphasi􀁚􅨠 o[ the great weight of
tlw whole . \ggie team. Dufour listened intently and upon conclu:.ion. :-.aid:
''Such weight must reduce their ·peed. You wouldn't call them fa:-.t. would you:.-·
··t.istl·n."' say􀁚􅨠 􀇬􎱛[ r. Cox. "these big fellows are s ') fast they spend their :.pare time chasing rabbits for
amuscmcnl. Oh. no, they're not fast. They ju'>t run like scared deer!''
Chu;:k Collins, North Carolina gridiron coach tells of the time Notre Dame was playing :1 second rate
ekven and the Hamhler varsity had visions of an afte ·ntiOil spent beneath blankets on the bench.
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!\nd what a day for
blankets. .'\n icy wind was
blowing across a gridiron.
inches de:; p in snow. The
snow had covered the field
to the extent o [ obliterat­ing
the lines. .\s Chuck
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with lamp black and then
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every one ordered the fir􀉉􄥴t
string to :.tan the game.
The little vi:-.iting team
lined up for the kickoff.
wearing nice. warm mit­tens.
The Ramhl:!r first
:.􀉊􄩲ring shiver,d and shook
in anxiety awaiting the
start. Came the first
scrimmage.
Twenty-two men dug
into the snow. Eleven Notre
Dame men came up wear­ing
nice. warm mittens.
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Hugh Whatley
11 ugh \\"hatley may
gi,·e [he thou􀉋􄭡ands of
fans a thrill at any­time
todaY. He i-.
that type o
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f halfback.
This lad from Hay­vi\
1e runs with great
speed. is shi fly and
lifts his knee!' high.
He is harrl to tackle
with such a leg move­ment
and follows his
interference remark­ably
well. Getting
him past the line of
scrimmage is not
such a great problem
and stopping him once
he gets going is some
job.
His brother. lohn.
another flashy ·
littl􀉌􄰠
halfback has been out
for some time with
injuries but may be
hack in the game to­day
also.
[ f so. watch the
\\'hatley brothers.
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a rotmd 185. who is
ready to turn loose
his all on the . \􀉎􄹧gies.
:\Iangw11. a :-.turdy
guard. i:. just now
getting in condition
following injuries and
should prove vital to­cia
y along the r ront
wall of the Wave.
He charge!> low. is
aggressi,·e at all times
and just the type of
player to find hi!> way
into oppo iug back­fields
to drag his man
down for los􀇅􌕥e:;.
.i\Iangum is a \'etc­ran
an􀂨􊡬l has had ex­perience
i 11 bm:k riel d
play as well a!> line
work, thus giving him
added strength and
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hin1 £or the role of an
ideal guard.
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THE INSIDE ON THE MISSISSIPPI AGGIES
Football lover ot New Orleans will have a treat in store next Saturday when the Big Green Varsity
takes out to conquer the Maroon of Mississippi A. & M.
The boys of Coach John Hancock are coming along fast. regardless of scores before they get here.
Today, they play the mighty Golden Tornado of Geor6ia Tech. national champions, and their showing
against Tech and Tulane will be compared closely by Greenie f oltowers.
The Aggi􀃥􎕳s have struck two hard opponents in two weeks. Their opener against Henderson-Brown
brought the 1\t(aroon against one of the 􀃦􎙴trongest una.f filiated outfits in the South. The .:\rkansans boast a
veteran team this year and one that has mowed through almost all opposition the past two seasons.
The fact that the game is to figure larg􀃧􎝬ly in the Southern Conference title race will bring out betw􀃨􎡥en
18,000 and 20.000 fans.
After the
Final Whistle
IPe. 1JD ity's veteran coaching staff.
1he guiding factor in what tht Gr:ext to :\[ailhes is Ted Bank. fresh­men
coach.
B( rnie and Ted recci,·ed their rootball training at :\I inne­sota;
Bank acquired his gridiron knowledge at :\lichigan and
Lautenschlaeger and :\f ailhes came up from Tulane.
The other pictures on this page bring to your ath.ntion
three promising :-.ophomores :l''cl one veteran.
In the upper seb are Doyle . i agce and Calvert De Coligny.
a couple of natural threats while Dick Bankston. the big
husky at the bottom is a powc;·ful :,ophomore tackle. 􀆮􊹉Ior­ris
Bodenger. g-uard. at the other lower comer is a great
power hoth on offenSt' and clef ensc and a tried veteran.
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TODA Y'S PLAY IN SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
The eyes of Dixie today are on the Crecn \Vave o[ Tulane.
The Crecnies are facing the strongest opposition of the aflemoon in the South although the outcome of
the game will ha,•e nu bearing whaHoever on the Southern Conferen:c title race.
The Texas Aggies ar 􀁋􄬠 highly rated r or the South western Conference title c..·hase and while neither the
College Station team nor the \\"ave has its crown aspi rations at stake, both wanl a victory.
Mississippi A. & l\1., will furnish Ctorgia Tech's first opposition of the sea: . on. They meet at ,\tlanta.
Fnrman will come out of the S. t. .\ . .\ . rank.: to tackle Georgia at ,\ thens. Ole ;\I iss will challenge ,"\ la­bama
's powerful Crimson Tide at Tu.;caloosa. \ubu rn tackles Clem::.on at Clemson. \' andcrbilt will he
host to Ouichita. T< nnes:-.cc will im·adc the den of Chattanooga 􀂄􈑊Joccasins. Kentucky will be at home to
􀂄􈑉Iaryville. Florida and \'. M. I.. are 􀆯􊽴taging a party at Tampa. Louisiana State will waltz through an
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FOOTBALL INTEREST GROWING
New Orleans is rapidly becoming a 􀄒􁉲reat football ccn:er. .\ ytar ago Tulane was tal.;ing crowds o[ ten
tbou:.and for 􀁔􅑯orne of the big ganKs. This season the figures have doubled and when fair weather prevails.
the prcrktions will strike close.
Football is in an unhealthy condition when each year the cro\\'dS do not show grO\rth. If 1928 did not
convert :-ev .. ral addit:onal thousands of football ians, it naturolly is disappointing. If 1929 does not clo the
same thing. the result is the same.
It 􀄓􁍨hould he only a matter of a fe\1' year
the inside track in the
race for fullback
honors hut Ford
Seeuws may off